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My Wandering Author’s Journey by Linda Lovely

I’ve published 12 novels, but my author’s journey has been anything but straight forward. I’ve worked with four agents,five traditional publishers, and published books under an author coop umbrella.My novels include one historical suspense, three humorous cozy mysteries, twosteamy romantic suspense thrillers, two traditional mysteries, and fourhard-to-define mysteries with thriller and

Happy Reading, from Patricia Sargeant

I’m grateful toRomancing the Genres for inviting me to be a part of their farewellcelebration. I’m thrilled to be here.One of my final postsas a Genre-ista is dated July 2018 and titled, “Contemporary Romance—The DemonsWithin”.  In that post, Iexplained I started my career writing romantic suspense. As I later also sharedwith the Genre-istas, I believe romance and suspense is a

The Years That Were, Are, and Will Be - A final post for RTG by M.L. Buchman

                                                    Years That WereIt’s funny looking back over the years of my coming to play at RTG. My very first post here, December 8, 2012, sounds very positive (https://romancingthegenres.blogspot.c...

Endings and Beginnings by Maggie Lynch

As RTG stops their posting after 14 years of being in the blog space, my heart weeps a little because it has been a part of my blog viewing for all that time. Some of the authors on RTG have become a friend, others are simply admire what they do. The good news is I know that all these authors can be found elsewhere. On their own websites, on other peoples’ blogs, on substack, and a myriad of

All Good Things Must Come To An End

 Fourteen years.I have begun this post a dozen times and then torn up each version. This feels like composing a eulogy for a deceased friend. Romancing The Genres has become my friend, I'm going to miss them.Fourteen years.My very first book, PULL, a Young Adult novel, had just been released by a small publisher called Westside Books. I was a brand new published author invited to join a

Paradise, California

I took all these pictures. They are pictures of flowers in m yard, in the forest and around town.I took rainbows and sunsets. Please enjoy on this Mothers Day weekend, and Happy Mothers Day to all you mothers out there. Enjoy your day. 

Saying Goodbye

 by DianaMcCollum "Everynew beginning comes from some other beginning's end." - UnknownAs we all saygoodbye to Romancing the Genres which has been a beautiful uplifting blog,We say hello toa new beginning, one that will be different for each of us.I rememberquite clearly when Judith and Sarah asked if I would like to be part of theirteam of bloggers. Saying yes and

Saying Goodbye

by Diana McCollum"Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end." - Unknown As we all say goodby to Romancing the Genres which has been a beautiful up lifting blog, we say hello to a new beginning, one that will be different for each of us.I remember quite clearly when Judith and Sarah asked if I would like to be part of their team of bloggers. Saying yes and beginning

Where I’ve Been with RTG, Where I’m Going by Lynn Lovegreen

 Romancing the Genres is 14 this year! As in many things in life, it feels like “Wow, where did the time go?” I am grateful for the legacy our blog founders have built for readers and bloggers. Thanks, Judith and Sarah! I started as a reader, like many of you. A friend (Lizbeth Selvig) told me about it, and I enjoyed reading the posts. Then I was invited to join as a Genre-ista. Over

Margaret Tanner Shares Her Writing Story

 Hi Friends,It is a sad dayhaving to say goodbye to Romancing the Genres. Sarah and Judith have done amagnificent job over all these years to keep us entertained and informed.Author, Margaret TannerWell, what can I sayabout me? I am an Award Winning, Best Selling Australian author.I like to think my stories willalways tug at your heartstrings and evoke strong emotions.I do not